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Plan for vacation cottages at Horse Shoe Farm advances

Henderson County Business

GE comes out against asphalt plant

EAST FLAT ROCK — The General Electric plant, the largest employer in East Flat Rock since the 1950s and one of Henderson County's oldest manufacturing operations, has come out against the proposed asphalt plant a few hundred yards down the road.   Read Story »

Hendersonville Business

'They're showing up and eating tacos' at new White Duck

If he had any hesitancy about opening his White Duck Taco Shop in the middle of a pandemic, Aaron Adams has left those fears behind.   Read Story »

Hendersonville Business

Open Streets Downtown is back this weekend

Downtown Hendersonville will host four additional Open Street weekends beginning this weekend.   Read Story »

Etowah Business

BrightFarms breaks ground on seven-acre greenhouse

BrightFarms, a leading grower of locally grown salads for supermarkets, broke ground on a new 280,000-square-foot hydroponic greenhouse on the old Seven Falls property near the French Broad River.   Read Story »

Flat Rock Business

Village Council urges county to reject asphalt plant

FLAT ROCK — The Flat Rock Village Council voted unanimously on Thursday to urge the Henderson County Board of Commissioners to deny a rezoning request that would allow an asphalt plant on Spartanburg Highway at U.S. 25 Connector in East Flat Rock.   Read Story »

Fletcher Business

Ask Matt ... about hanger plant, plant 'hangar'

Q. There are a number of major construction projects going on in the county right now. Can you give us an update?   Read Story »

Henderson County Business

Fight against East Flat Rock asphalt plant gains momentum

 EAST FLAT ROCK — Homeowners who live near a proposed asphalt plant on Spartanburg Highway have set up a website and Facebook page, begun to organize into an array of committees for the fight, contacted more than a dozen attorneys and collected more than 3,000 signatures on a petition opposing the land-use change.   Read Story »

Henderson County Business

Chamber launching Shop & Dine promotion

A partnership of business organizations will soon launch a marketing campaign to boost local restaurants and shops as the economy struggles to ramp up from the coronavirus shutdown.   Read Story »

Hendersonville Business

Council endorses four more 'Open Streets' weekends

The first "Open Streets Weekend" was popular enough to keep going, Hendersonville City Council members said Thursday night as they agreed to close Main Street to motor vehicles at least four more times over the next 10 weeks.   Read Story »

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